Question

Read the information in the text box and answer the question below. After the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, the United States became increasingly concerned about foreign spies. As a result, the president signed an order that resulted in people of Japanese heritage being forcefully relocated to internment camps. Many of these people were afraid of another attack. Many years later, the government officially apologized for violating the rights of American citizens through the forced relocation program. Which constitutional protection did this World War II relocation program violate? protection against property seizures protection against forced quartering protection against unwarranted searches protection against unlawful imprisonment

Answer 1

Protection against unlawful imprisonment

Step-by-step explanation:

The Japanese were kept in prison camps for the duration of the war without cause or reason.